Robert Gibbs and The New York Times spent the weekend tangling with House Minority Leader John Boehner and his staff. In today’s wired world, the story doesn’t stop on the printed pages of the newspaper. Boehner’s press shop spent the weekend neutralizing the hit piece and Robert Gibbs took to …

His first tweet was free.  We’ll see how much he charges for each additional tweet.  Our guess is that they’ll be much more expensive once he’s tweeting from jail. h/t Jordan

Early adopters. Chairman to justices: ‘Have either of ya’ll ever considering tweeting or twitting?’ h/t JF

Does Tweeting count as lobbying? WaPo’s Cecilia Kang: Undercover persuasion by tech industry lobbyists Why pay for a golf trip, dinner or full-page ad when you can tweet for free?